Tech

There’s a much better understanding of the hard bottom line benefits of actively managing an organisation’s culture today than in the past.

A thinner, faster and larger version of the iPhone, a new range of iPods and a completely rewritten update of iTunes were all unveiled as part of Apple’s annual product update keynote this morning.

First came the logo, then, the uniform.

For the early adopters getting their gear up to scratch before the Windows 8 release in October, Microsoft’s just announced its first accessories for the new operating system: the Sculpt Touch Mouse and Sculpt Mobile Keyboard.

Here’s an intriguing idea: take an Android phone and pair it with a Padfone station and you’ve got a tablet device that can make phone calls.

Motion Computing has just released its latest tablet PC, promising “mobility, durability and connectivity” for people on the run.

Canon’s new Pixma printer allows you to print borderless pics direct from you camera, tablet, phone or even your Facebook account.

It’s amazing to think it’s taken this long to merge the two great inventions of our time: the cordless phone and the baby monitor.

The retail sector is in the midst of a significant period of change and Naomi Milgrom’s Sussan Group is not immune.

Completing a PhD in biochemistry is no small feat, nor is filing a patent that is licensed to a biotechnology company.

For a woman who once questioned why anyone would want to work with computers, Laura Molony has built a curious career: it’s wall to wall computers.

Apparently, finding women to speak at conferences is not always easy.